Another upgrade is starting to take off for "Pokemon Go." Version 1.13.3 for iOS and 0.43.3 for Android, Niantic has switched up a couple of things. The first is something to do with the way that the egg structure works.
On Niantic's site, the company clarifies that in this new adaptation of "Pokemon Go", "Educator Willow found that Eggs have dissimilar design relying upon the range required to incubate them." That's all the company says, and since the upgrade isn't actually out yet, no one is very sure of what that implies. Be that as it may, the application will somehow categorize different sorts of eggs from each other.
According to pokemonlive.com ,in the game "Pokemon Go", there are three sorts of eggs, 2km, 5km, and 10km. That range shows how far you need to walk so as to incubate the egg and get your Pokemon. But at this moment, there isn't any clear distinction between the various kinds of eggs.
The application has further added a symbol or icon to each Pokemon screen displaying what sort it is. That is likely something they considered after the launch of another recent update where players get perks from rewards. At long last, for "Pokemon Go Plus "fans, this upgrade adds a marker to tell you when that wearable gadget is coming up short on battery.
Reports said that this upgrade is probably not going to be in the application store yet, as Niantic, for the most part, reports updates a bit before they really soar to the majority of the players. In any case,Version 1.13.3 and 0.43.3 ought to be accessible on any gadget at some point within the following day or two.